In grey-
green leafage, dewy and downy, lay a little blossom of delicate pink,
chalice-shaped, with a lip of flushed white. Watching him, she laid it to
her lips. "My flower, our flower," she said, and watching him still put it
deep within her bosom. "My dear one, we have earned it."
"'Rest-Harrow,'" said Senhouse, in a sententious mood, "'grows in any
soil.... The seed may be sown as soon as ripe, in warm, sheltered spots
out of doors.... It is a British plant.' So says Weathers, the learned
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